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Kenminkaihin ParkKenminkaihin Park in Kanazawa is a seaside leisure park with beach and pool-zone facilities, including pages for barbecue booking and birdwatching. Contact telephone is 076-267-2266 at 11-1 Fushoji-machi, Kanazawa. Pool operations are seasonal; the pool page currently notes that the swimming season has ended, so confirm opening periods before a beach-park visit. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kenroku-enKenroku-en is a garden located in Ishikawa Prefecture. It is designated as a cultural property and recognized as a special scenic spot. The site is managed by the Ishikawa Prefecture Kanazawa Castle and Kenroku-en Management Office. Located in Kanazawa City, the grounds are part of the broader area including Kanazawa Castle Park and include specific areas such as Gyokuen-in Maru.
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Maeda Tosanokami-ke Shiryokan MuseumMaeda Tosanokami-ke Shiryokan Museum publishes open hours of 9:30 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30) at 2-10-17 Katamachi, Kanazawa, telephone 076-233-1561. Closed Mondays (the next weekday if Monday is a holiday), 29 December through 3 January, and during exhibit changes. Confirm exhibition and event notes before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kaga-Honda MuseumKaga-Honda Museum is a Kanazawa samurai museum focused on the Honda chief-retainer family of the Kaga domain. Published hours are 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30), with Thursday closures in December through February, year-end holidays of 29 December through 3 January, and exhibit-change periods. Confirm current exhibitions and the museum map link before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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National Crafts MuseumThe National Crafts Museum in Kanazawa is the crafts venue of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, presenting modern and contemporary Japanese craft and design. Official pages feature collections such as porcelain, lacquer, and graphic design works, current exhibition “Free Research for Children and Adults: Excited by Patterns” (3 July–23 September 2026), and upcoming design-chronicle and kintsugi programs, with free shuttle-bus news from Kanazawa Station.
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Daijōji Hillside ParkDaijōji Hillside Park in southern Kanazawa is described by the city as a representative comprehensive park restoring hillside greenery, with about 13000 azaleas and broad views. Lookout-house hours are 9:00–17:00 in April–June and October–March, and 9:00–18:00 in July–September, closed from December 29 to January 3. Parking hours are also seasonal. Confirm today’s facility hours before you visit.
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Ohi MuseumOhi Museum publishes a temporary-closure notice for renovation works (news item dated 2026.06.29). Contact telephone is 076-221-2397 at 2-17 Hashiba-cho, Kanazawa, Ishikawa. Do not plan a museum visit until the official site confirms reopening and current exhibition access. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Ōnominato ShrineLocated in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, Ōnominato Shrine is an ancient shrine recorded in the Engi Shiki. The site is known for its traditional Kagura Noh performances, which have been continued for approximately 400 years. The shrine provides various services including prayers for protection against evil and traffic safety, as well as ceremonies for milestones such as first shrine visits, Shichi-Go-San, and weddings.
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Murō Saisei Kinenkan MuseumMuro Saisei Memorial Museum in Kanazawa’s Sennichi-machi presents the life and writings of poet and author Muro Saisei through exhibitions of literary materials. Official pages list hours 9:30–17:00 with last entry at 16:30, Tuesday closures, general admission 310 yen, and the 2026 special exhibition “Saisei’s Treasures: The World of Fairy Tales and Poetry” from 4 July to 8 November, plus night-museum and storytelling events.
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SeisonkakuSeisonkaku is the important cultural-property villa of the Kaga Maeda family near Kenrokuen, presenting period rooms, gardens, and exhibitions. Open hours are published as 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30), closed Wednesdays (open on holidays, then closed the next day). Contact telephone is 076-221-0580 at 1-2 Kenroku-machi, Kanazawa. Confirm current exhibitions before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Izumi Kyōka Kinenkan MuseumLocated in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, the Izumi Kyōka Kinenkan Museum is a dedicated museum space for the works of Izumi Kyōka. The facility includes a museum shop and displays various collections as part of its permanent holdings. The site also hosts special exhibitions, such as the "Kyōka to Suzu" exhibition scheduled from May 2026 through November 2026. The museum is managed by the Kanazawa Culture Promotion Foundation.
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Gyokusen-enGyokusen-en (Nishida Family Garden) is a historic Kaga-domain-related garden in Kanazawa. Published hours are 9:00 to 17:00 (10:00 to 16:00 in December), with Wednesday closures and a winter closure from 25 December through the end of February. Contact telephone is 076-221-0181 at 8-3 Kosho-machi, Kanazawa. Confirm tea-ceremony options before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Ishikawa Prefecture Kanazawa Port Ohno Karakuri Memorial MuseumIshikawa Prefecture Kanazawa Port Ohno Karakuri Memorial Museum lists open hours of 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30). Closed every Wednesday (the next day if Wednesday is a holiday) and 29 December through 3 January. Contact telephone is 076-266-1311 at 4-2-29 Ono-machi, Kanazawa. Confirm children’s workshop notes before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Zeniya Gohei Memorial MuseumZeniya Gohei Memorial Museum at Kanaiwa Honmachi Kuchi 55, Kanazawa, telephone 076-267-7744, publishes open hours of 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30). Closed every Tuesday from December through April (the next day if Tuesday is a holiday), open daily from May through November, and closed 29 December through 3 January. Confirm exhibitions before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Nishi Chaya Shiryokan MuseumNishi Chaya Shiryokan Museum is a city museum recreating a teahouse exterior and presenting materials centered on Shimada Seijiro. Open hours are published as 9:30 to 17:00 with free admission and no regular closed days. Contact telephone is 076-247-8110 at 2-25-18 Nomachi, Kanazawa. Tourism volunteer guides may be on site for neighborhood orientation. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Seibu Ryokuchi ParkSeibu Ryokuchi Park is a public park located in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. The site includes several facilities and areas such as the Ishikawa Prefectural Exhibition Hall, the Prefectural Baseball Stadium, and an athletic stadium. These facilities are situated within the park grounds at Fukurohatacho Minami. The area serves as a location for various events, including sports competitions and large-scale exhibitions held at the exhibition halls.
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21st Century Museum of Contemporary ArtThe 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa presents contemporary exhibitions, permanent outdoor and indoor works, and learning programs in a circular museum building. Official pages currently list “Excuse Me, Street?” (25 April–6 September 2026), Aperto 21 by Yuka Nomura, and the collection show “Walk, Stay,” while also announcing a planned long closure from 6 May 2027 through March 2028.
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Great People of Kanazawa Memorial MuseumGreat People of Kanazawa Memorial Museum introduces notable figures connected with Kanazawa through permanent and special exhibitions. Official pages currently feature the 130th-anniversary exhibition on lacquer artist Matsuda Gonroku and his brother Kosaku (25 April–30 August 2026), with gallery talks, and list the museum at Shimohonda-machi with phone 076-220-2474.
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Kanazawa University MuseumKanazawa University Museum is on the Kakuma Campus, with exhibition rooms on the second floor of the museum building connected from the central library. Official pages publish visitor guidance and an opening calendar. Confirm today’s hours and closed-day status on the museum site before a campus museum visit. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa Nakamura Memorial MuseumKanazawa Nakamura Memorial Museum publishes open hours of 9:30 to 17:00 (reception until 16:30) at 3-2-29 Honda-machi, Kanazawa, telephone 076-221-0751. Confirm monthly closed dates and exhibition notices on the official calendar before travel, because temporary maintenance closures have occurred in past seasons. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf MuseumKanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum publishes open hours of 9:30 to 17:00 (last entry 16:30) at 1-3-10 Higashiyama, Kanazawa, telephone 076-251-8950. Closed Tuesdays (the next weekday if Tuesday is a holiday), 29 December through 3 January, and during collection-arrangement periods. Confirm the annual closed-day list before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Archives of Modern History Records, Kanazawa City Tamagawa LibraryArchives of Modern History Records, Kanazawa City Tamagawa Library holds early-modern materials related to the Kaga domain and Maeda family inside Tamagawa Children’s Library. Contact telephone is 076-221-4750 at 2-2 Tamagawa-machi, Kanazawa. Confirm facility overview, usage guidance, and exhibition or lecture notices before a research visit. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa Yuwaku Yumeji-kan MuseumKanazawa Yuwaku Yumeji-kan Museum focuses on Takehisa Yumeji materials in the Yuwaku area. Contact telephone is 076-235-1112 at I-144-1 Yuwaku-machi, Kanazawa. Official notes indicate Tuesday closures (the next weekday if Tuesday is a holiday) and occasional extended hours for local festivals; confirm the current schedule before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa Yuwaku EdomuraKanazawa Yuwaku Edomura presents relocated Edo-period houses that visitors can enter in the Yuwaku area. Open hours are published as 9:00 to 17:30 (last entry 17:00). Closed every Tuesday (the next weekday if Tuesday is a holiday) and 29 December through 3 January. Contact telephone is 076-235-1267 at 35-1 Yuwaku Araya-machi, Kanazawa. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa ShrineKanazawa Shrine stands beside Kenrokuen and is known for vermilion halls set in garden greenery. Official pages introduce shrine history, Tenjin worship of Sugawara no Michizane, and local lore of a white-snake deity, along with life-cycle rites from first shrine visits to exams and longevity celebrations. Shrine weddings are offered in the preserved vermilion halls, described as nationally designated tangible cultural properties for preservation. Confirm prayer bookings, Sagicho festival notes, and amulet shipping options on the official site before you go.
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Kanazawa Noh MuseumKanazawa Noh Museum presents Noh masks, costumes, and Kaga Hosho related exhibitions with experience and lecture programs. Contact telephone is 076-220-2790 at 1-2-25 Hirosaka, Kanazawa, Ishikawa. Confirm event schedules, reservation status, and current opening hours on the official site before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa Phonograph MuseumKanazawa Phonograph Museum invites visitors to hear vintage recorded sound on about ten phonographs during daily listening sessions at 11:00, 14:00, and 16:00, each lasting roughly thirty minutes. Official pages also note Sunday automatic-reproducing piano demonstrations, the April 2026 acoustic-heritage listing of Nipponophone No. 35, hours 10:00–17:30 with last entry at 17:00, and Tuesday closures at Owari-cho, Kanazawa.
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D. T. Suzuki MuseumD. T. Suzuki Museum presents the thought and materials of Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki in a purpose-built Kanazawa setting. Contact telephone is 076-221-8011 at 3-4-20 Honda-machi, Kanazawa, Ishikawa. Confirm facility overview, activity notices, and current opening hours on the official museum pages before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Tomioka HachimangūTomioka Hachimangū in Kanazawa Ward, Yokohama, is known locally as Hamano Ebisu-sama for Ebisu worship alongside Hachiman rites. Contact telephone is 045-776-3838 at 4-5-41 Tomioka-Higashi, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama, postal code 236-0051. Reception hours are published as 9:00 to 17:00. Confirm prayer booking and festival dates on the official shrine site before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Kanazawa ZooKanazawa Zoo is a Yokohama municipal zoo in Kanazawa Ward with animal exhibits and visitor facilities. Contact telephone is 045-783-9100 at 5-15-1 Kamariya-Higashi, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama, postal code 236-0042. An example open-hour window shown on the site is 10:00 to 17:00. Confirm seasonal hours and events on the official zoo site before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Umi no KōenUmi no Koen is Yokohama’s only park with a public swimming beach, opened in 1988 as part of the Kanazawa waterfront landfill project. Official pages describe about one kilometer of shoreline where sand brought from Chiba now supports crabs, clams, and other shore life, with clam digging in spring and busy swimming seasons in summer. Visitors also use beach volleyball courts, windsurfing facilities, the Nagisa Plaza lawn, and barbecue areas. Check event and parking notices before busy summer weekends.
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Seto ShrineSeto Shrine stands near Keikyu Kanazawa-Hakkei Station in Yokohama’s Kanazawa Ward, where stretches of sea and woodland still recall the Kanazawa Hakkei scenic tradition. The shrine’s own introduction highlights this coastal landscape and encourages visitors to look for Kamakura-period atmosphere around the grounds. Festival notices, monthly shrine leaflets, and prayer appointment details are posted on the official site. Confirm seasonal rites and contact information before arranging a visit.
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Nojima ParkNojima Park occupies an island at the mouth of Hirakata Bay in southern Yokohama, a shoreline long linked to the Kanazawa Hakkei print of Nojima at dusk. Official pages center the park on 57-meter Nojimayama, with a lookout toward Tokyo Bay, the Boso Peninsula, and sometimes Mount Fuji, plus barbecue and camp areas and a baseball field. Historic stops include the city-designated former Ito Hirobumi villa in Kanazawa and Nojima shell-mound remains. Check villa open days and weekend traffic notes before you go.
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Kanazawa Natural ParkKanazawa Natural Park is a family park beside Kanazawa Zoo with nature trails, playgrounds, a large roller slide, and barbecue areas. Contact telephone is 045-783-9100 at 5-15-1 Kamariya-Higashi, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama, postal code 236-0042. Confirm park maps, BBQ rules, and open hours on the official Kanazawa park pages before travel. Confirm details on the official page before travel.
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Gosannen-kassen Kanezawa Archive MuseumLocated in the Kanezawa district where the final battle of the Gosannen-kassen took place, this museum displays items related to the conflict and the emergence of medieval samurai society. Exhibits include the Gosannen-kassen E-kotoba scroll, copper containers designated as cultural properties by Akita Prefecture, artifacts from archaeological excavations at sites like Otoriyama and Kanezawa Castle, and treasures from Kanazawa Hachiman Shrine, such as armor and ritual masks.
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Kenrokuen GardenLocated in the center of Kanazawa City, Kenrokuen Garden is a historical cultural heritage and one of the three most famous gardens in Japan. Developed over many years by successive lords of the Kaga Domain during the Edo period, it is a strolling-style garden featuring large ponds, constructed hills, and various pavilions. The garden incorporates diverse landscaping techniques to create a comprehensive landscape that can be enjoyed throughout the seasons.
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Kanazawa Castle ParkKanazawa Castle was the residence of the Maeda family, who ruled over territories in Kaga, Noto, and Etchu. The park features historical structures protected as important cultural properties and a variety of stone walls referred to as a museum of stonework. The grounds include beautiful gardens that change appearance with the seasons and ongoing restoration projects using traditional craftsmanship.
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Higashi Chaya DistrictLocated in Kanazawa City, the Higashi Chaya District is a designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Situated on the east bank of the Asanogawa River, this area was established as a tea house district in 1820. The landscape features a series of traditional tea house buildings constructed between the late Edo period and early Meiji era, characterized by first-floor lattices and second-story seating areas.
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21st Century Museum of Contemporary ArtThe 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa is a museum dedicated to contemporary art. It is located in the city of Kanazawa within Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. The facility serves as a venue for showcasing modern artistic works and is situated in this specific region of the country.
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D.T. Suzuki MuseumThe D.T. Suzuki Museum in Kanazawa introduces the life, writings, and ideas of Buddhist philosopher Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki. Designed by architect Yoshio Taniguchi, its exhibition spaces, contemplative rooms, and Water Mirror Garden provide a setting for learning and quiet reflection.
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Higashi Chaya Shima TeahouseShima is a preserved chaya, or geisha teahouse, in Kanazawa’s Higashi Chaya District. Built in 1820, the two-story wooden building retains rooms used for entertaining guests, with decorative fittings, musical instruments, and objects connected with chaya culture. It is designated an Important Cultural Property and offers a rare view of the architecture and refined social customs of an Edo-period entertainment district.
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Kanazawa Phonograph MuseumThe Kanazawa Phonograph Museum preserves and displays historic phonographs and records. Demonstrations allow visitors to hear the distinctive sound of machines from different periods, and the collection also includes an automatic reproducing piano.
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Kanazawa StationLocated in Kanazawa, this station features the Motenashi Dome at the Kenrokuen exit, which welcomes visitors with a ceiling of geometric glass patterns. The site includes the Tsuzumimon gate, a structure inspired by the tsuzumi drum used in traditional Noh performances. Standing 13.7 meters tall and supported by two large pillars, the gate is a popular location for photographs.
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Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf MuseumThe Kanazawa Yasue Gold Leaf Museum is a dedicated museum located in Kanazawa that focuses on the history and properties of gold leaf. The facility features a collection related to gold leaf craftsmanship and provides information regarding its specific characteristics. Visitors can explore various exhibits and learn about the traditional techniques associated with gold leaf production within the local region.
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Kazuemachi Chaya DistrictKazuemachi Chaya District is one of the three traditional teahouse districts in Kanazawa, alongside Higashi Chaya and Nishi Chaya. The area features narrow alleys lined with latticework facades that preserve a traditional atmosphere. It has been designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings. Named after a residence from the Edo period, the district is home to traditional ryokans and teahouses located along the Asanogawa River.
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Myoryuji (Ninja Temple)Myoryuji is a Nichiren Buddhist temple in Kanazawa, commonly known as the Ninja Temple. The nickname comes from its complex defensive architecture, including concealed spaces, traps, and maze-like passages; the temple was not an actual base for ninja.
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Nagamachi Samurai DistrictThe Nagamachi Samurai District in Kanazawa preserves streets where retainers of the Kaga Domain once lived. Earthen walls, narrow stone-paved lanes, canals, and former residences create a landscape associated with the castle town’s warrior class. In winter, woven straw mats called komokake are tied over the walls to protect them from snow and frost, adding a distinctive seasonal appearance.
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Omicho MarketOmicho Market is a retail market located in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture. Known as the kitchen of Kanazawa citizens, this market has been operating for 300 years to support daily life. The facility features various types of shops including fish markets, produce stores, restaurants, meat shops, and general grocery stores. It serves as a central hub for local food products and provides a variety of dining options within the marketplace.
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Oyama ShrineOyama Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Kanazawa, Kaga. The site provides various prayers for visitors and features an amulet office where different charms are available. Information regarding wedding ceremonies and other specific requests can be found on-site. The grounds include a precinct map to help navigate the area. This location serves as a traditional site within the local community of Ishikawa Prefecture.
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Teramachi Temple DistrictTeramachi Temple District is one of Kanazawa’s three traditional temple districts. Around 70 temples stand among narrow streets, black-tiled roofs, and earthen walls, creating a quiet historic area near the Saigawa River.
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